Mexico Girls win Moberly Relays in dominant fashion
The Mexico Bulldog girls triumphed at the Moberly Relays, scoring 83 points to top 16 schools. Marilyn Maupin led with a meet record high jump and shuttle hurdle relay, while Therese Rankin and teammates earned multiple victories in distance and sprint events amid strong conditions.
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Mexico
Bulldogs
Marilyn Maupin
Miss Maupin
Billie Sue Stubblefield
Sharon Callihan
Sharon Farrah
Miss Farrah
Mary Peck
Therese Rankin
Helen Ogar
Twanette West
Adele Long
Tonya Cockrell
Danna Davis
Green
Canton
Lori Thoenen
Kim Cline
Miss Stubblefield
Debbie Hexworth
Angela Kelly
MMA Defeats Bevier Twice in Split Baseball Doubleheader
MMA at Bevier Missouri Military Academy swept as baseball doubleheader Saturday Afternoon. The Colonels edged Bevier 3-2 in the opener with Dave Ingraham getting his second win, seven strikeouts, one walk. Dave Hill drove in two runs and scored. In the nightcap MMA exploded for 12-4 victory as Jack Shropshire collected a home run and two doubles, Mark Jones and Ingraham each had three hits, Hill two, and Jaime Tremari pitched all five innings for his first win.
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Moberly
Mexico
Missouri
Columbia Hickman
Kirksville
Marceline
Macon
Community
Ingraham
Hill
Jaime Tremari
Royals Start Streak Sets Best in Franchise History
Kansas City Royals push start to five wins in a row and nine of 10 as Al Fitzmorris hurls six hits in a 2-0 win over the Texas Rangers in Arlington. Oakland A’s sweep Twins narrow division lead. Fitzmorris praised as underrated. Clarence McKeon notes pitching depth powering success.
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Arlington
Tex
Kansas City Royals
Jack McKeon
Royals
Texas Rangers
al Fitzmorris
Oakland A’s
Minnesota Twins
Rangers
Oakland
McKeon
Kansas City
Fitzmorris
Steve Hargan
Fred Patek
Hargan
Patek
Billy Martin
Martin
Nelson Briles
Steve Busby
Paul Splittorff
Bruce Dal Canton
Dal Canton
Hayes 46 Points Leads Bullets Past Braves in Playoff Win
Elvin Hayes set a career playoff high with 46 points as the Washington Bullets beat the Buffalo Braves 97-93 to take a 3-2 lead in the Eastern Conference semifinal. Hayes hit 19 of 26 shots and 8 free throws, while Bob McAdoo scored 34 for Buffalo. Chicago's Bulls crushed the Kansas City Omaha Kings 104-77 behind Bob Love's 30 points, moving to 3-2 in the West semis.
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Associated Press
Elvin Hayes
Washington Bullets
Bullets
Hayes
National Basketball Association
Buffalo Braves
Chicago Bulls
Kansas City-Omaha Kings
Boston
Houston
Rockets
Golden State
Seattle
SuperSonics
Buffalo
Bob McAdoo
McAdoo
Bulls
Kings
Chicago
Bob Love
Nate Archibald
Archibald
Phil Johnson
Kansas City
Larry McNeill
Moberly Relays Team Scores and Event Winners
Moberly Relays results list team scores led by Mexico and Kirksville with numerous event wins. Notable marks include 4x440 relay and 4x100 dash leaders, a new 220 dash record by Boyes of Community R-4, and Maupin of Mexico setting a high jump new mark. Other top placers include Hickman, Marceline, Macon, Salisbury, and Rock Bridge across sprints distances, hurdles, jumps, and throws.
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Miss West
Miss Farrah
Miss Thoenen
Midge Blue
Miss Cline
Miss Stubblefield
Michelle Davis
Ledgers
Jackie Boyes
Cheryl Burnett
Centralia
Miss Boyes
Moberly
Mexico
Wickman
Kirksville
Marceline
Macon
Salisbury
Canton
Brookfield
Rock Bridge
South Shelby
Hurdins
Burton
Hickman
Maupin
Rumsey
Sadich
Caliban
Boyes
Campbell
Poitistes
West
México
Jon
Micon
Rankin
Kinkavilla
Neff
McQuaid
McVee
Areoktied
Cline
Hickimans
Marcatina
Maberty
Hoxworth
Unimegar
Hollon
Marceling
Went
Davis
Minor
Cass
Kirkeville
Jacques
Ralston
Mauico
Ogar
Weaver
Burnett
Centra
Thad
Mexico JVs Sweep Twin Bill Over Columbia Hickman
Mexico's junior varsity baseball team won a doubleheader against Columbia Hickman, 7-3 and 5-1. Pitcher Dave Shrader struck out 12 with two hits allowed in seven innings in the opener. Mexico built a 3-0 lead in the second and added three more in the sixth. Tom Spurrier, Bob Dempski, Barry Fuller, and Greg Miller drove in runs. Dempski had three RBIs. In the nightcap Chris Toulson stranded a run for five innings as Hickman scored late. Dempski, Miller, Toalson, and Mike Reznicek collected RBIs. Mexico improved to 5-1 and heads to Hallsville.
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Mexico
Columbia Hickman
Bulldogs
Dave Shrader
Shrader
E.G. Raney
Tom Spurrier
Bob Dempski
Barry Fuller
Greg Miller
Chris Toulson
Hickman
Dempski
Miller
Toalson
Mike Reznicek
Rbi
Raney
Hallsville
Weekend Cycle Results at Marshall Motocross Meet
Kenny Gibbons of Mexico won two classes at Marshall Motocross. In 100cc he led a pack including Rick Penn and Gary Owens, with Jefferson City and Sweet Springs riders also placing. In 200cc Gibbons again topped Penn and Jacobs among Marshall riders. Minibike saw Doug Jones win, Wood second, with Bagg and McCumber also top finishers from Sedalia and Carrollton. Jefferson City’s Gary Bunch led a 1 2 for 125cc and Sedalia riders dominated 250cc, while open class winner Joe Morris of Huntsville and other top finishers from Moberly and Jefferson City completed the results.
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Mexico
Kenny Gibbons
Gibbons
Rick Penn
Holts Summitt
Gary Owens
Jefferson City
Tracy Nichols
Columbia
Tim Koch
Sweet Springs
Penn
Lindell Jacobs
Brookfield
John Allison
Darrell Slaughter
Marshall
Doug Jones
Madison
Tim Wood
Bob Bagg
Sedalia
Dave McCumber
Carrollton
Curtis Martin
Moberly
Gary Bunch
John Newberry
Larry Bunch
Donnie Burks
Kyle Doty
Randy Turley
Tom Mansion
Larry Spear
Kansas City
Rick Weller
Huntsville
Joe Morris
Greg Carney
Rick Bledsoe
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